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April 20th, 2005 Rich Mott on running Linux from CD using Knoppix.
March 16th, 2005 Open discussion led by John Moore on topics of future interest to the group and backgrounds & interests of members present.
February 16th, 2005 John Moore on X-10 Home control, streaming audio and RSS(Really Simple Syndication).
December 20th, 2004 John Moore on install decisions, PostScript language and printers.
November 17th, 2004 Notes on the Installfest.
October 20th, 2004 John Moore on migratinging from Windows to Linux.
September 22, 2004 John Moore on getting help in Linux, Linux Back-ups, Virus scan, and Knoppiz.
June 9th, 2004 John Moore on Documentation.
May 12, 2004 John Moore presented "Desktop Publishing - Linux Style."
April 14, 2004 Ed Weinberg led a valuable Q&A session which turned up many ideas, explanations, and links to useful utilities and information.
March 10, 2004 John Moore presented "emacs - the Swissh Army Knife of Linux."
At the February 11th meeting (our first at Stepinac High School) John Moore continued his series on Lessons in Linux with a presentation on Compiling your own applications from source. The full text is at this link.
October 21st, 2003 John Moore presented the DVD "Revolution-OS" the history of Linux.
September 16th, 2003 John Moore followed up on his presentations last season with an informative account of how to set up a music server in your home network to give access to your music files to everyone on your LAN. You will find all the details in his excellent notes under the Tab above: "Lessons in Linux."
June 17th, 2003 Ed Weinberg continued our networking series with a presentation on DHCP and DNS and how to use them in a SOHO setting.
May 20th, 2003 John Moore continued his series on Networking.
April 22, 2003 A demo on how to set up a combination linux & windows network linking 2 or 3 computers (but without Apache). Wil Wilgus proposed a group project to develop a testing lab for power supplies - his notes are included.
March 18th, 2003 John Moore on how to set up a linux & windows network, and Ed Weinberg on how to set up an Apache server on linux.
December 17th, 2002 Will Wilgus on Encryption
November 19th, 2002 John Moore on Regular Expressions and Stephen Britton on Mandrake 9.0
October 15th, 2002 Ed Weinberg's Overview of RedHat 8.0.
September 17th, 2002 John Moore on BASH and Lawrence Lessig's 'End of Free Culture' lecture.
August 20, 2002 John Moore's Linux Tour
July 23, 2002 Recovery Disks
June 13, 2002 The Install Fest
May 21, 2002 First of John Moore's presentations and Ed's prep for the Install Fest
April 17, 2002 meeting notes (nice picture of the bunch).
Click here to view Don Altman's presentation.
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